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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 17 (October 1890) (1890)

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d are deposited on the matches. The conical part of the base is transparent joined together. Fig. 1 shows this arrangement in sec- ground in a double row. Thus a clear space is left for and is adapted to have pasted or secured within it any the attendant to walk upon. The scoop is jointed in tion.… … The two pump chambers are con- PALMEE'S NEW DESK, TOILET AND DISPLAY BOTTLE. nected by a chambered union cou- GOHM'S POTATO DIGGEE. pling, and in Fig. 3 the method of assembling the parts is illustrated. aperture is left in the base over which no advertising The device, it will be seen, can be…

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